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Suggest Remedies For Itchy And Swollen Right Eye

Hi...my lacrimal caruncle has been swollen in my right eye for 3 days now but only seems to be itchy in the morning for around an hour...im currently holidaying at dominican republic and am due to return home tomorrow to London....is there anything that I should do in the mean time before I consult my gp?
Wed, 7 Sep 2016
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Thanks for posting on HCM
The treatment of your condition will depend o the underlying cause.Possible causes may include: eye irritation, infection, allergy.
I will suggest:
-you take an antihistamin like benedryl, and an antiinflammatory like celestamine.
-Wash eye with clean cold water
-Get enough sleep
-Avoid irritants like dust and smoke
You may then see your GP or an Ophthalmologist if symptoms persist.
Hope this will help you
Best regards
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Suggest Remedies For Itchy And Swollen Right Eye

Hi Thanks for posting on HCM The treatment of your condition will depend o the underlying cause.Possible causes may include: eye irritation, infection, allergy. I will suggest: -you take an antihistamin like benedryl, and an antiinflammatory like celestamine. -Wash eye with clean cold water -Get enough sleep -Avoid irritants like dust and smoke You may then see your GP or an Ophthalmologist if symptoms persist. Hope this will help you Best regards